Update from Optishot support:
"As you have found, this can happen if you access another app, or the screen saver turns on, or the system goes to sleep, etc. If you need to access another app then the OptiShot2 software should be shut down. If the screen saver is the issue, set it to never turn on or at least not for a long while.
Alternately you could try running in Windowed mode. Go to Settings & Options > Graphics & Video and then uncheck run in full screen. Then you should be able to click the running icon the dock to place mouse focus back onto the OptiShot2 software."
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I know this is a super old post BUT I just got the Optishot 2 and for some reason, even though I have tried everything, my mac tries to go into screensaver/sleep mode after about an hour.
When this happens I always lose complete control of the cursor in Optishot.
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It doesn’t matter if it is still installed on their computer. However, you will need the product key as well as their login information if they sold you a “season pass” or extra courses outside of the standard. -
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Hi just got a optishot but when i put in the product key it not work would this be becase the person i purchased it from still has the product key still installed on there computerLeave a comment:
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No...Optishot is not like Wii golf or those video games. It is a golf simulator only. Hope that helps. -
Hi all can someone help I have a optishot is there any interact games for children that can be added ur uploaded into the system thanks allLeave a comment:
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Hi all,
I recently completed (almost) my Optishot2 setup and have a question. When selecting a club off the tee, is there a way to see how far that club should travel on the hole map? There is a white line that shows the direction you are aiming. But when you club up or down, that line does not get any longer or shorter. Sometimes I find that hitting driver may not be the play and clubbing down to a 3-wood or hybrid might be better to leave myself short of trouble. But I have no way of knowing how far out the trouble is. Like how far is it to carry (or reach) a particular fairway bunker? Or how far to reach the hazard? Etc. It seems like just a total guessing game, unless I'm missing something. I guess what I'm looking for is essentially like a yardage book for the hole so I know how far certain spots are. Thanks for the help!Leave a comment:
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So after testing here is what I got.
3 Wood at 100% Swing Speed, 95% Distance gave me avg swing speed of 100-105 going an avg of 250 yards.
Driver at 93% Swing Speed, 88% Distance gave me avg swing speeds of 90-95 going an avg of 230 yards.
Shaft on Driver at 46 and loft at 9.5.Leave a comment:
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Basically Driver must be set to tour guidelines exactly, 3 wood set to anything as long as max 100, 100, but should reflect real life. Iros set to anything to reflect real life.
Use that spreadsheet to give you rough idea of what yardages you should get based on your swing speed of driver.
Once youve got swing speed when selecting driver reading right youll be good to go. Also Loft of Driver makes a difference too, so if youve got it set to less than 10.5 you will see differences as stock figures all based of 10.5 loft.
If you could just post what swing speed it shows when you swing with driver selected and also what loft you have setup on the clubset settings too when ya get round to testing it
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Good points. I will do more testing. I sort of jumped the gun last night. I had my clubset pretty close to real life. I forgot to save my original and I altered it to get to the tour guidelines.Originally posted by JohnMeyer View PostAs Vinny says its probably due to how high you tee the ball up.. Try teeing it lower when using your 3 wood with Driver selected on optishot. Alternatively select driver on optishot software and hit your 3 wood off the matt. Then tee it up and hit it again.
If you notice a drop in swing speed then its to do with tee height.
Ultimately I would be amazed if you can hit your 3 wood 260 in real life and so really that needs to be adjusted down to your real life distances. which with a 270 drive I would think would be around 245 ish at the most.. I dont use one so dont really know
Try this spreadsheet out, should be able to input your driver speeds and give you what 3 wood distance you should get etc.
If your hitting 270 in real life should be seeing swing speeds of around 105 with driver selected on Optishot (doesn't matter if your actually swinging a 3 woods, Optishot cant tell)
That means 3 wood should go around 249 yards total with a swing speed around 100MPH when selecting 3 wood on Optishot.
The simplest solution is just to use a shorter tee when hitting "Driver" on Optishot, or even play it off the mat. I would also say you need to lower your 3 wood clubset setting to reflect real life distance, whihc would be a maximum yardage of around 249 yards
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As Vinny says its probably due to how high you tee the ball up.. Try teeing it lower when using your 3 wood with Driver selected on optishot. Alternatively select driver on optishot software and hit your 3 wood off the matt. Then tee it up and hit it again.
If you notice a drop in swing speed then its to do with tee height.
Ultimately I would be amazed if you can hit your 3 wood 260 in real life and so really that needs to be adjusted down to your real life distances. which with a 270 drive I would think would be around 245 ish at the most.. I dont use one so dont really know
Try this spreadsheet out, should be able to input your driver speeds and give you what 3 wood distance you should get etc.
If your hitting 270 in real life should be seeing swing speeds of around 105 with driver selected on Optishot (doesn't matter if your actually swinging a 3 woods, Optishot cant tell)
That means 3 wood should go around 249 yards total with a swing speed around 100MPH when selecting 3 wood on Optishot.
The simplest solution is just to use a shorter tee when hitting "Driver" on Optishot, or even play it off the mat. I would also say you need to lower your 3 wood clubset setting to reflect real life distance, whihc would be a maximum yardage of around 249 yardsLeave a comment:
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